The possible impact first hit me when I saw the genAI policy on the Asahi Linux site: https://asahilinux.org/docs/project/policies/slop/

Tl;dr is that because Asahi is a project running on super custom hardware, there is no way to be sure LLM generated code is not based on proprietary (Apple-owned) code.

This is exactly what Ed Zitron is talking about when he says AI psychosis is more widespread than anyone wants to admit. Acting like you made a dumb mistake by not constraining your LLM tool when the dumb mistake was thinking this requires an LLM tool and then writing “lessons learned” is cuckoo bananas behavior.

Hell, most people don’t even want to use it for free!

I don’t know for certain but given the fact I’ve seen German riot cops with helmets and shields I’d bet the answer is “yes of course.”

This should be disqualifying for any elected official. Regardless of party or other ideology, the most basic function of an elected official is to serve the public who elected them transparently.

That’s what it sounds like. I have heard people call the holodomor the Ukrainian holocaust, IIRC.

I was going to comment that Nestlé was European but evil as fuck.

Dutch, according to their Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony’s_Chocolonely

You mean “experts” who have even the slightest understanding of how software works?

Seems like a solid case, a lot of the critiques addressed in the video seem based on the most visually separated representation of solarpunk and not the depictions rooted in the hard sciences.